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Women writers silent on abortion in the New York Times
Sarah Elizabeth Richards
90 percent of the writers who discussed abortion in the Times' Op-Ed pages in the past two years were male.
Tilting at Goldman-Sachs’ windmills
Andrew Leonard
The Free Enterprise Action Fund strikes again. Be very afraid.
The cost of childcare
Sarah Elizabeth Richards
Working couples take advantage of opposite shifts to spend time with kids but see each other only between midnight and dawn.
Polygamy loves company
Sarah Elizabeth Richards
Polygamy activists attempt to attach to the gay marriage movement to promote decriminalizing the practice.
“Religious belief itself is an adaptation”
Steve Paulson
Sociobiology founder Edward O. Wilson explains why we're hard-wired to form tribalistic religions, denies that "evolutionism" is a faith, and says that heaven, if it existed, would be hell.
Tough cookies
Sarah Karnasiewicz
The director of a PBS documentary about a Girl Scout troop whose moms are behind bars says our obsession with locking up women is harming their kids.
Dangerous liaisons
Lynn Harris
Can a program pioneered by young women who were victims of dating violence teach teens to end the abuse?
Be a patriot, support gay parents!
Katharine Mieszkowski
American Family Association undermines country's most cherished values.
The tripwires of globalization
Andrew Leonard
Many lose, few benefit, people get angry. What's so hard to understand?
The battle to ban birth control
Priya Jain
Using bogus health facts to scare women about the "dangers" of contraception, a fledgling movement fights for a culture in which sex = procreation.
The wrong man
Michael Scherer
A week after the New York Times identified a human rights advocate as the iconic hooded figure at Abu Ghraib, the paper admits it made a mistake.
“A Million Nightingales”
Susan Straight
In an excerpt from Susan Straight's new novel, a mixed-race slave girl tries to outwit her captors.
We’re Irish! We’re queer! Get used to it!
Page Rockwell
Gays and lesbians aren't welcome at NYC's St. Patrick's Day parade.
Censure a sop to the lefty fringe? A poll says no
Tim Grieve
Pollster: 46 percent of Americans -- and 70 percent of Democrats -- support a resolution.
The bears of Churchill
Jon Mooallem
In the "Polar Bear Capital of the World," vanishing ice is threatening to wipe out the polar bears -- and the town's livelihood. But Churchill's inhabitants say they'll survive.
Early signs: Reports from a warming planet
Sandy Tolan
U.C. Berkeley journalists traveled the world to report on the front lines of climate change.
In the Twilight Zone
Orville Schell
In Part 2 of his report on the press in Baghdad, Orville Schell attends a pathetic "party" at Fox News and endures surreal Bush spin in the Green Zone.
Around the Web: South by Southwest, Part 2
Salon Staff
Wisconsin retreats from South Dakota
Katharine Mieszkowski
Abortion-rights group won't lead charge to challenge S.D. ban after all.
The Fix
Salon Staff
Clooney to Huffington: "Screw you!" Simpson disses president. Plus: Nipplegate fallout still falling out.
Baghdad: The besieged press
Orville Schell
Holed up in fortified compounds, at constant risk of death when they venture out, reporters in Iraq are increasingly cut off from the hideous reality outside.
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